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26 Chinese Nationals Arrested Over Illegal Loan Practices By Thai Police
Thai police said they arrested 26 Chinese nationals on Saturday on suspicion that they were running an illegal online loan operation.
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Even 190% Tariffs Can't Shake US Shoemaker's Reliance On China
When an $80,000 tariff bill landed on her desk in May, Haley Pavone did what many small business owners might do: she froze hiring and added an online checkout fee to help cover the cost.
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Chinese Company To Lose Rs 35 Crore After Washing Machine Pricing Error
The incident happened on the evening of August 28, when Little Swan's online shop received over 40,000 orders in just 20 minutes, after customers noticed exceptionally low prices on washing machines.
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All App Providers To File Business Details With Chinese Government
China will require all mobile app providers in the country to file business details with the government, its information ministry said, marking Beijing's latest effort to keep the industry on a tight leash.
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China Acquires 'Golden Shares' in Two Alibaba Units in Bid to Strengthen Control Over Online Content
China has purchased 'golden shares', or minority stakes with special rights, in two of Alibaba's domestic units. Golden shares grant government-backed funds or companies board representation and/or veto rights for key business decisions. Beijing is looking to extend a campaign to strengthen control over online content, and Alibaba has been one of t...
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China Starts Cleanup of ‘Chaos’ on Livestreaming, Short Video Platforms
China's Internet watchdog started a two-month special campaign to clean up "chaos" in online livestreaming and short video businesses, part of a broader plan to promote what is deemed as appropriate and legal content.
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China Passes Tough New Online Privacy Law
China passed a sweeping privacy law aimed at preventing businesses from collecting sensitive personal data Friday, as the country faces an uptick in internet scams and Beijing targets tech giants hoovering up personal data.
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After Didi, China Launches Cybersecurity Probe into More US-Listed Firms
China is investigating online recruiter Zhipin.com, and truck-hailing apps Huochebang and Yunmanman, ramping up a crackdown on the mainland's tech companies amid tightened regulations on data security.
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Alibaba's Jack Ma Makes First Public Appearance Since October in Online Meeting, State Media Reports
Alibaba founder Jack Ma met with 100 rural teachers in China via a video meeting on Wednesday, local government media reported, making the businessman's first appearance in public since October.
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China Tells Jack Ma's Ant To Return To Its Payment Roots, Places Curbs
Chinese regulators ordered Jack Ma's online financial titan Ant Group Co. to return to its roots as a provider of payments services, threatening to throttle growth in its most lucrative businesses of consumer loans and wealth management.
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In Alibaba's Hometown, a Grim Message: 'Don't Go Out'
Hangzhou is famous for being where tech tycoon Jack Ma founded his online shopping business in an apartment two decades ago, a one hour journey on a bullet train from Shanghai.
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Amazon Said to Confirm Closing Its Online Marketplace in China
Amazon will withdraw its domestic e-commerce marketplace business in China, effective from July 18, Financial Times cited the company to say.
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China Targets Cryptocurrencies In Online Pyramid Scheme Crackdown
Chinese regulators have moved to rein in financial risks associated with virtual currency trades and pyramid schemes
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LeEco in Talks on $1.4 Billion Support, Starts Electric Car Plant
LeEco has been expanding aggressively in a range of businesses including online entertainment, electric and driverless cars and smartphones.
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Walmart to Sell China Online Unit to JD.com for a 5 Percent Stake
JD.com will control the Yihaodian brand and website, while Walmart will continue to operate its direct sales business and sell on the marketplace.
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26 Chinese Nationals Arrested Over Illegal Loan Practices By Thai Police
Thai police said they arrested 26 Chinese nationals on Saturday on suspicion that they were running an illegal online loan operation.
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Even 190% Tariffs Can't Shake US Shoemaker's Reliance On China
When an $80,000 tariff bill landed on her desk in May, Haley Pavone did what many small business owners might do: she froze hiring and added an online checkout fee to help cover the cost.
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Chinese Company To Lose Rs 35 Crore After Washing Machine Pricing Error
The incident happened on the evening of August 28, when Little Swan's online shop received over 40,000 orders in just 20 minutes, after customers noticed exceptionally low prices on washing machines.
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All App Providers To File Business Details With Chinese Government
China will require all mobile app providers in the country to file business details with the government, its information ministry said, marking Beijing's latest effort to keep the industry on a tight leash.
-
China Acquires 'Golden Shares' in Two Alibaba Units in Bid to Strengthen Control Over Online Content
China has purchased 'golden shares', or minority stakes with special rights, in two of Alibaba's domestic units. Golden shares grant government-backed funds or companies board representation and/or veto rights for key business decisions. Beijing is looking to extend a campaign to strengthen control over online content, and Alibaba has been one of t...
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China Starts Cleanup of ‘Chaos’ on Livestreaming, Short Video Platforms
China's Internet watchdog started a two-month special campaign to clean up "chaos" in online livestreaming and short video businesses, part of a broader plan to promote what is deemed as appropriate and legal content.
-
China Passes Tough New Online Privacy Law
China passed a sweeping privacy law aimed at preventing businesses from collecting sensitive personal data Friday, as the country faces an uptick in internet scams and Beijing targets tech giants hoovering up personal data.
-
After Didi, China Launches Cybersecurity Probe into More US-Listed Firms
China is investigating online recruiter Zhipin.com, and truck-hailing apps Huochebang and Yunmanman, ramping up a crackdown on the mainland's tech companies amid tightened regulations on data security.
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Alibaba's Jack Ma Makes First Public Appearance Since October in Online Meeting, State Media Reports
Alibaba founder Jack Ma met with 100 rural teachers in China via a video meeting on Wednesday, local government media reported, making the businessman's first appearance in public since October.
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China Tells Jack Ma's Ant To Return To Its Payment Roots, Places Curbs
Chinese regulators ordered Jack Ma's online financial titan Ant Group Co. to return to its roots as a provider of payments services, threatening to throttle growth in its most lucrative businesses of consumer loans and wealth management.
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In Alibaba's Hometown, a Grim Message: 'Don't Go Out'
Hangzhou is famous for being where tech tycoon Jack Ma founded his online shopping business in an apartment two decades ago, a one hour journey on a bullet train from Shanghai.
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Amazon Said to Confirm Closing Its Online Marketplace in China
Amazon will withdraw its domestic e-commerce marketplace business in China, effective from July 18, Financial Times cited the company to say.
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China Targets Cryptocurrencies In Online Pyramid Scheme Crackdown
Chinese regulators have moved to rein in financial risks associated with virtual currency trades and pyramid schemes
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LeEco in Talks on $1.4 Billion Support, Starts Electric Car Plant
LeEco has been expanding aggressively in a range of businesses including online entertainment, electric and driverless cars and smartphones.
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Walmart to Sell China Online Unit to JD.com for a 5 Percent Stake
JD.com will control the Yihaodian brand and website, while Walmart will continue to operate its direct sales business and sell on the marketplace.
